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Roland Jackson

09-17-2003 19:20:20

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I recently installed Windows XP. I love the new version, however, one thing I am not able to change is the drop down menus. I would like the ability to do a search and not have the computer remember the word and drop down past searches when I type in the first letter. I know there is a way to change it...but I haven't found it yet. Any help would really be appreciated.

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Roland Jackson

09-18-2003 03:42:11

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Re: Way OFF Topic...Need help with Windows XP in reply to Roland Jackson, 09-17-2003 19:20:20

Thanks to both of you for your help. I was able to remove the drop down windows via your instructions.

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jt in IN

09-17-2003 21:22:12

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Re: Way OFF Topic...Need help with Windows XP in reply to Roland Jackson, 09-17-2003 19:20:20

Are you talking about Internet explorer?

Is so, click on tools, internet options, content rab, and then select the auto complete button. Deselect autocomplete for web addresses.

Sidenote: it is HIGHLY recommended to NOT use Autocomplete for user names and passwords. Doing this can allow a hacker to obtain both.

Deselect autocomplete for usernames and passwords in this same menu.

g'luck,

(Windows user since 1.0 Loaded once, used once ;) Still have it in the original package -and the 5 1/4" disks.)

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Ron - Tx

09-17-2003 21:13:23

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Re: Way OFF Topic...Need help with Windows XP in reply to Roland Jackson, 09-17-2003 19:20:20

Roland,

If you are talking about searches with the Internet browser, under Tools/Internet Options, on the first tab, set the history to a minimum. There is also a Content tab with an "Auto Complete button. Click on that button and uncheck the web address box.

If you are talking about Windows Explorer, then under Tools/Folder Options, the VIEW tab has the setting for that.

Hopes this helps.

Ron - TX

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